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*Apply internal radiative corrections
 
 
*Incorporate Al target window scattering effects [1]
 
*Incorporate Al target window scattering effects [1]
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*High statistics benchmarking of Møller generator using GEANT physics [2]
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*Benchmark pre-vertex radiative effects using GEANT [3]
 
*Realistic vertex z sampling [4]
 
*Realistic vertex z sampling [4]
 
*Realistic beam angle and offset at target [5]
 
*Realistic beam angle and offset at target [5]
*Beam-target-spectrometer misalignments
 
 
*Pair-production effects–radiated γ’s either from external Brems. or decays from hadronic final states turning back into electrons (How big is this effect?) [6]
 
*Pair-production effects–radiated γ’s either from external Brems. or decays from hadronic final states turning back into electrons (How big is this effect?) [6]
*Explore alternative sampling techniques
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*Apply internal radiative corrections [7]
 +
*Incorporate depolarization effects into generators (small effect) [8]
 +
*Beam-target-spectrometer misalignments [?maybe not appropriate to implement in generators]
 +
 
 
*pre-vertex multiple scattering (done, thanks Seaemus)
 
*pre-vertex multiple scattering (done, thanks Seaemus)
 
*Refine inelastic ep gen. to include more accurate FF’s and σT (Partly done or done, thanks Seamus)
 
*Refine inelastic ep gen. to include more accurate FF’s and σT (Partly done or done, thanks Seamus)
*Incorporate depolarization effects into generators (small effect)
 
 
*Implement Pion generator (Much work already done here, thanks Seamus)
 
*Implement Pion generator (Much work already done here, thanks Seamus)
*High statistics benchmarking of Møller generator using GEANT physics [2]
+
 
*Benchmark pre-vertex radiative effects using GEANT [3]
+
*Explore alternative sampling techniques
 
*Externalize generators to speed up simulation
 
*Externalize generators to speed up simulation
 +
 
*Low angle scattering (GEANT physics or generator?) for Lumi studies
 
*Low angle scattering (GEANT physics or generator?) for Lumi studies
 +
 
*Incorporate false asymmetries and helicity correlated effects (Similar to Jim Birchall’s Qweak studies) – can use to study,for example, impact of asymmetric acceptances...
 
*Incorporate false asymmetries and helicity correlated effects (Similar to Jim Birchall’s Qweak studies) – can use to study,for example, impact of asymmetric acceptances...

Revision as of 12:00, 30 November 2012

  • Incorporate Al target window scattering effects [1]
  • High statistics benchmarking of Møller generator using GEANT physics [2]
  • Benchmark pre-vertex radiative effects using GEANT [3]
  • Realistic vertex z sampling [4]
  • Realistic beam angle and offset at target [5]
  • Pair-production effects–radiated γ’s either from external Brems. or decays from hadronic final states turning back into electrons (How big is this effect?) [6]
  • Apply internal radiative corrections [7]
  • Incorporate depolarization effects into generators (small effect) [8]
  • Beam-target-spectrometer misalignments [?maybe not appropriate to implement in generators]
  • pre-vertex multiple scattering (done, thanks Seaemus)
  • Refine inelastic ep gen. to include more accurate FF’s and σT (Partly done or done, thanks Seamus)
  • Implement Pion generator (Much work already done here, thanks Seamus)
  • Explore alternative sampling techniques
  • Externalize generators to speed up simulation
  • Low angle scattering (GEANT physics or generator?) for Lumi studies
  • Incorporate false asymmetries and helicity correlated effects (Similar to Jim Birchall’s Qweak studies) – can use to study,for example, impact of asymmetric acceptances...